There are a lot of yuletide comedies, but which ones are actually funny? We made a list

As we prepare for the release of ‘Candy Cane Lane,’ here’s a look back at the highs (but mostly lows) of the comedian’s foray into kid flicks

As the ‘Renaissance’ superstar prepares to take over movie theaters, let us remember the sketch in which she sent up her 2008 hit, a rare instance of her trying comedy — and an unquestioned instance of her beating Andy Samberg, Bobby Moynihan and Justin Timberlake at their own game

‘Leo’ is the latest example of the goofy, sarcastic energy the comedian brings to family films. Too bad this Netflix movie isn’t any better

On his funny, surreal new comedy album ‘Soothing Meditations for the Solitary Dog,’ the ‘Parks and Rec’ star has a spectacularly terrible day. He talks to Cracked about learning not to let little things bother him and avoiding ‘jokey’ humor

Critics didn’t like them. Audiences stayed away in droves. In honor of Thanksgiving, let’s salute some truly fowl film comedies that were infamous duds

Whether it’s hanging out with Kristen Stewart or learning the ropes on his first feature, the ‘Treasure of Foggy Mountain’ filmmaker thrives on anxiety and ‘Happy Gilmore’

For the holiday staple’s 20th anniversary, we look at the parodies that have exposed the stalker-y qualities of Mark’s seemingly big romantic gesture to his best friend’s wife

‘Dream Scenario’ starts off as a clever Charlie Kaufman-esque comedy about a nobody who becomes an internet sensation. But soon it devolves into a lame satire about our seemingly overly sensitive society

The 1978 musical-comedy, which starred the Bee Gees, George Burns and Steve Martin and featured a bunch of Beatles songs (but none of the actual Beatles), was a notorious stinker. But it’s actually more entertaining than its reputation suggests, even when it’s a total train wreck